Trekking To Everest Base Camp

To touch the Base Camp of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest is not a commonplace journey activity, it is a fabulous travel activity. Trekking to Everest Base Camp in Nepal is perhaps the most well-known way to spend Holidays. However, finding solace and ideal fulfillment may be growth questions. In order to get the best result on your travel venture, this blog will benefit you massively. Himalayan Local Guide is one of the best and the leading trekking companies in Nepal. We provide the best trekking guides and porters' team as well as itineraries that exceed clients' expectations. Besides, the company always struggles to offer better travel than customers' investments. In detail, the company trusts that providing enormous moments of value to millions is the greatest way to award everlasting and significant travel stories to customers so that they can share their memories with families, friends, and relatives pompously.  

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Lukla Village

Lukla is situated 2860 meters above sea level, Lukla is a small village that is the main gateway to Everest region trekking. In fact, after the making of Tenzing Hillary Airport, Lukla is certainly the most tourist junction in the Everest region trek route. Sir Edmund Hillary thought that the region desired an airport. Moreover, he obtained the land from locals and requested them to level the ground to make an airstrip. Thus the Lukla airport. The fun fact is that Lukla Airport is the world's most dangerous airport.

Lukla is the first village on the Everest region trekking routes. So, it is the most important day, you will fly to Lukla from Kathmandu or Ramechhap Airport. While you land at Tenzing Hillary Airport, you can receive your luggage and meet your trekking crew members in this village. After, you can have breakfast and start your journey to Everest Base Camp trekking. On the last day of your trek, trekkers can enjoy with staff members dancing to the song or enjoying local foods, as the party calls farewell to all staff.

Phakding to Namche Bazaar Distance 7.4 Kilometers

The trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar is the most beautiful. Trekkers pass through the delightful villages of Tokto, Benkar, Monjo, and Jorsalle. They continue to follow the Dudh Koshi River and cross the Hillary Bridge. The Hillary Bridge is one of the most eye-catching. From the lower bridge, you can see the Magical Himalayas and Bungee jumping. Again, they continue to ascend to Namche Bazaar.

Acclimation day in the Namche Bazaar

Acclimatization day is most important for those who are going to Everest Base Camp trekking or the Everest Three High Passes trek.  However, during the Everest Base Camp trek, there are two acclimatization days. The 1st one is a hike to Everest View Hotel from Namche Bazaar and 2nd is to the Nagarchang View Point from the Dingbuche Village. The Namche Bazaar acclimatization includes Everest View Hotel 3870 meters exploring the Khumjung village and back to Namche Bazaar.

Tengboche Monastery

After spending two nights at Namche Bazaar, we will head to Tengboche Village, where you can see the Ama Dablam and an outstanding view of Mount Everest as well as the valley of Somare and Pangbuche. Tengboche is the best place to rejoice in the royal Everest region trekking. So, the place is the final target in the Everest panorama view trek. Check out the Everest Panorama View trek or the Short Tengboche Monastery package trip.

The Tengboche Monastery is one of the most eye-catching of the Everest region trekking trail routes. A monastery embraces the well-known and most beautiful Sherpa festival, which is called the Mani Rimdu festival. Mani Rimdu and Dumji are the most popular festivals of Sherpa communities.

Pangboche Gaun

Pangboche Gaun is close to the Tengboche village, you can walk one or two hours from here. In between Tengboche and Dingboche, you will explore the magnificence of the Sherpa people. The village of Pangboche where you can visit the ancient monasteries and local culture with trekkers can explore the Ama Dablam Base Camp, which takes around 6 to 7 hours to reach the Base camp and back to Pangboche Village.

Is it possible to Hike to Ama Dablam Base Camp during the Everest Base Camp Trek?

If you have enough time then, yes of course you can Hike to Ama Dablam Base Camp during the Everest Base Camp trekking or you can do the Ama Dablam Base Camp trek only without the EBC trek. The Pangboche village is one of the most beautiful places and it is the main trek route of Everest Base Camp trek, Island Peak climbing, and Ama Dablam Base Camp trek. The Ama Dablam Base Camp is a magical activity in the Everest region trekking. It is because the Himalayas are considered the most glorious peaks of the globe. According to the local dialect, the name of the Ama Dablam means mother, it is theoretical to climb kind but because of the technical difficulties, Ama Dablam climbing is classed as an expedition.

Dingboche Village

Where you can do another acclimatization day at Dingboche village is the last thickly populated village in the Everest Base camp trekking. The Dingboche village has diverse tea houses and lodges for trekkers, you can spend two nights there and hike to Nagarchang viewpoint, which can take around and back 5 to 6 Hours. From the top, you will witness the Magical Peaks of Lhoste, Nuptse, Makalu, Island Peak, and Ama Dablam closely. After Hiking to View Point, you can return to the Hotel and explore the Dingboche village. There are various farmlands, where you can visit and witness the local lifestyle.

Dugkla / Thukla

After spending two nights at Dingboche village for acclimatization, trekkers will head to Labuche village. Along the way to Labuche village, trekkers must cross the Dugkla/Thukla village and ascend to pass the Thukla pass, where you can notice serval's memorials and Chortens built in remembrance of Everest expeditions who died and lost during the Everest summit. You can visit and will feel regretful and emotional once you see the memorials of climbers who died and lost. It is brilliant to know that climbing Everest is not an easy task but attempting expeditions and losing life can also help you ensure that the earth knows your name. The Thukla pass memorials will benefit climbers who froze during their Everest expeditions to pass on their names to all the trekkers who trek Everest Base Camp trekking.  

Visit to Everest Base Camp from Gorakshep

After reaching Gorakshep village, you can have a lunch break there, then, you can prepare for the hike to Everest Base Camp (5,364 meters), over a rocky and glacier.  You need to walk around 2 hours to reach the EBC. The Everest Base camp and Khumbu Glacier are two of the most popular on earth, where you can explore and enjoy nature's beauty. When you get to Everest Base Camp, you can take a picture with the Everest Base Camp board and adore it. You can spend a few hours there and back to Gorkashep village, and stay overnight at Lodge.  

Kala Patthar (5545 meters) Hike from Gorakshep

Early in the morning, you can hike to the Kala Patthar from the Gorakshep village, where you can see the glorious sun rising with Mount Everest and all the Himalayas ranges from the top. Overall, the Everest Base camp trek in Nepal is the most joyful as well as legendary hiking trip to at least an once-in-a-lifetime experience. Please feel free to if you have any questions regarding this trek.